It's starting to feel winter is behind us now, with the days getting longer and the flowers growing.

Our theme for March's camera club competition was "green" - and what better image to fit the bill than Janet Levett's photo of the daffodils on Goring Green.

It was a tough competition with dozens of entries from across Sussex, so crowning the winner proved a challenge.

The Argus: This macro shot of a Ladybird in RudgwickThis macro shot of a Ladybird in Rudgwick (Image: Philip Carter / The Argus Camera Club)

Philip Carter zoomed right in this month, snapping a lone ladybird resting on a flower in Rudgwick.

The contrast between the green background and red wing is eye catching.

The Argus: Flowers blooming in Leonardslee GardensFlowers blooming in Leonardslee Gardens (Image: Rob Porter-Jones / The Argus Camera Club)

Rob Porter-Jones gave us more than we had asked for with his colourful shot of Leonardslee Gardens near Horsham.

From greens, to reds, to blues and everything in between, his picture really encapsulated the weather to come.

The Argus: Suzi's picture of a Parakeet in Bushy ParkSuzi's picture of a Parakeet in Bushy Park (Image: Suzi Sullivan / The Argus Camera Club)

Sticking with the theme of flowers, Suzi Sullivan captured this parakeet snacking on a flower in Bushy Park, London.

The cheeky bird pulled a face for Suzi as she pointed her lens towards its branch.

The Argus: A green Pavilion GardensA green Pavilion Gardens (Image: Stuart Carden / The Argus Camera Club)


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The night did not stop camera club photographer Stuart Carden from taking his camera out for some snaps.

He captured a green carpet of plants in Pavilion Gardens in the dark, illuminated only by lamps on the pavement.

Congratulations to Janet Levett, the winner of this month's camera club competition and £50 prize.

The April theme is “squares”. Post your entry on The Argus Camera Club Facebook page, mentioning where it was taken.

It is one entry per person and the deadline is midnight on April 30. As always, the winner will receive a £50 prize. Good luck.